Does Morphine Oxycontin And Oxycodone Show Up The Same In A Urine Test (Page 2)

Does morphine, oxycontin and oxycodone show up the same in a urine test? If not, what shows up as what?

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I think the terms you used contain an error. OxyContin is long acting oxycodone, so that is going to show up as oxycodone. However, long acting Morphine is called "MS Contin", & that's a different opiate. Check to see which long acting opiate you were using so you'll know. If the testers know you take oxycodone, they MAY just be testing you to make sure there's no diversion. So they may not question the specificity of which opiate, but merely that you're taking one. Make sense?

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I'm in Texas and I started seeing a pain management Dr 2 months ago. They took a drug test and it showed that I had taken a oxycotin which I had 4 days b4 my dr 's app and I'm only 125lbs but I'm prescribed Norco. I guess what I'm saying is the dr 's around here do the test there in the office and it tells exactly what meds and how much u have in your system. Hope this helps someone.

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you will fail your test try to reschedule oxy showa up different than hydro trust me i just got caught doing the same thing

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It does not take 10 days to get out of your system lol, pain doc's put me on 30mg morphine, 60mg OxyContin, 15mg OxyCodone etc. I got called into an interview and I stopped taking the pills 3 days before the UA and passed fine, granted that after the UA I took pain pills but who's gonna know? Lol

Btw I drank 3 gallons of cranberry juice and sat in a sauna for 60 minutes each time, all those drugs are "water based" so they'll leave your system quickly, whereas pot goes into the blood so it takes less time because your blood cleans itself every few minutes, so pot can be out of your system in 1-2 days, 3 tops

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I am in need of an answer of what MS Contin ER 30 m.g. shows up as on a Urine Drug Screen? I am prescribed Oxycodone 30 m.g.,MS Contin/Morphine Sulphate ER 30 m.g.,Xanax 1 m.g. and Gabapentin 300 m.g. I just need to know What the MS Contin/Morphine Sulphate would show up as on a Urine Drug Screen? My Doctor takes the urine in the office but Does Not test it there. It gets sent out to a Laboratory. Would it show up as Opiate? Or would it show as Morphine? I know that lab tests are a lot more specific than just a dip or cup test they would do in the office. The problem is I unfortunately have used Heroin for the past 3 months because I am running out of my medication too soon. The last time I used was yesterday around 12:00 p.m., Aug. 25th. I have a DDr.'s appt. coming up on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd at 3:30. Can Anyone help me out with this dilemma I am having? I have been combing the internet for answers but can not find any. Also, I use a Vicks Vapor Inhaler. The main ingredient in that is Extremely Similar to that of Methamphetamine. At my last P.M. Dr. I came up dirty 1 month for Methamphetamine. It took me Literally about 2 Years of doing research to find out What had caused that and I Finally was able to figure out that it was the Vicks Inhaler. SMH, Can you Believe That??? Anyway, Thats my 2nd ? Does Anyone know how long it would take for That to come out of my system? When I tested Dirty for the Methamphetamine it actually was a result from the Lab my old P.M. Dr. was using!!! I have Never even Seen Methamphetamine!!! ANY HELP on these 2 ?'s would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! Thank You Very Much in advance. Hope Everyone has a Great Day!!!

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The in office test will not show the difference but all pain management places in office test to make sure you're taking the medication & not selling it or giving it away. They will then send urine to a lab for specific medications in your system. Yes they know if you take oxy or percocet, vicodin or morphine, etc. By the time you show up for your next appointment they have the results.

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Methodone stays in ur system for 10 days. I know I was on the clinic for 3 yrs

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They have to be looking for methadone specifically. I was on the clinic 3 yrs they do test for it to make sure ur taking it but if there doing a panel test methodone must be check marked to show there looking for it

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I am prescribed morphine er but tested for oxytocin on urine test. They gave me my new script but sent my urine to main lab. Why did I test for oxy? Only took my morphine...just curious...

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FYI. I have a background in medicine from working with doctors for several years and I was the one who took care of scripts. I am also disabled with a chronic illness and I take norco.
JUST SO YOU ALL KNOW NORCO COMES IN EITHER 5/325 OR 10/325 The 325 mg is Tylenol. So, I just want to make sure you all know there is no such thing as 1000 mg of norco.
Anyway, this is in no way meant to be mean, I just want to make sure the mg is correct.

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I'm taking 30 mg of Oxycontin and 15mg of Morphine sulfate how much comes out in your Urine test.

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Yes you are fine as long as its a urine test

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It doesn't depend on the test type anymore. Morphine shows up as opiates, oxy now shows up as oxy. So, if you go to pain management, it will show up differently, especially if they have the ultra intensity tests with levels and sub opiate differential

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IF I AM ON SUBOXONE AND I TAKE OXYCONTIN WILL BOTH SHOW UP ON MY DRS URINE TEST OR WILL IT JUST SHOW OPIATES.

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When they test you, they do not test for the drug, they test you for metabolites of the drugs. When we take opiates, the liver metabolizes the drugs into something different than what you take. If one takes Oxy or other opiates, the drug can metabolize into oxymorphone or morphine, and some people have different results because they may have either liver problems from repeated use, or, the body is becoming resistant to the drug from taking large quantities for a long period of time and their body begins to metabolize it differently. This is why opiates are so dangerous to use recreationally because every one of our bodies has a different level it can handle which is unknown to each of us since that level change on a daily basis from many different things. For example, let's call your body's ability to tolerate only so much of the drug your "window". I have been working on an analogy so everybody can understand how the drug works and can easily kill people who very easily think their body could tolerate more and more just because they can not feel the effect anymore due to their high tolerance for the drug because they have taken it at very high levels for man years.

Here is what happens.. Every person has their own "window" or level of an amount of opiates one can ingest or take by IV daily. This level unfortunately changes daily and because one may not feel the effects of taking it, they just take more. Since that window can change drastically, you can takle the normal 2 or 3 extra per day until one day, your body may absorb more that day because you have eaten something different, maybe taken something that potentiates the absorption of the drug. Since some people no longer experience the effect of the drug, they may begin taking it on an empty stomach with white grapefruit juice, lemon-line soda, lemon juice, or, other drugs such as dramamine (loperamide), benzos, alcohol, or other dangerous mixtures to maximize the effect.

The window changes daily because of many variables, mainly stomach content, the ingestion of specific substances, and, what is most dangerous are long acting drugs one may take that linger in the body for many hours or days.

since the window is only so big, people often are misinformed that that little pill you just took might be pure or as close to pure as one could imagine. The body can only absorb so much, so, when we force it to absorb more, it acts as if we booted the drug by IV and we could be tolerant of the mix or use of that amount today, but, it may be lethal if we do the same thing tomorrow, or, if we stop using for some period of time, then use again to get the maximum effect out of the drug days later when the body has recovered a bit and no longer have the drug in the bloodstream any longer, which lowers the body's tolerance a lot more than one could imagine.

I have lost a lot of friends to the disease of addiction, and, they all usually started by getting into an accident, getting prescribed opiates, then, before long, the doctor cut them off after they went through the weaning process, however, when the doctor reduced the scripts, either the patient stockpiled the drugs at the beginning because they were too strong, and, took them at the end o they didn't actually cut down as the doctor thought, or, they bought the drug on the streets and eventually ran out of cash and couldn't afford being taken advantage of so they moved on to dope.

My very dear friend lost his sitter to oxycodone 30 mg (roxis). She was on them so long that she was on a massive dose. She cut back and got off of them so she could sell them and take advantage of the money. At the next doctor's visit, she had to take 4 tablets to make up for selling the oxycontins and when she took the 3, then, when she went to the doctor, she lied and told them she took one and her oxy 80's 2 times already that day while she just took 3 of the 30's to try and cover her urine test's level. They asker her the last time she took it and she said hours ago, so, they told her she could take another one, when she did, she left and never made it home.. She stopped breathing during her ride to the pharmacy and never was seen by her family again until her funeral and wake happened.

So, basically, the metabolites of these drugs are tested for, and, since they can differentiate pretty much every drug these days, especially those that go to pain management, it is always wise to just take your meds as prescribed and never deviate from them without asking the doctor.

I ask you all, please be very serious about my post. It is how the body reacts to these drugs, and, when you feel the drug in your system heavily, especially after being on the drugs for a long time, it means your body is going through changes that can be life threatening, especially if your levels are reading low while you are taking massive doses. This means the body is absorbing them and you are not urinating them out. This can be dangerous and they can easily kill you if not careful.

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I would like to know if I take 30 milligrams of morphine tablet and if I have to take a urine test will it show up as a opiate just like oxycodone

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Pot can take a minimum of 30 days to get out of your system. It is soaked into the fatty tissue in your body. Whoever told you 3 days was obviously high. Lol

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Morphine will show up as an opiate or as morphine depending on the type of test. OxyContin and Oxycodone will show up as the same but different from morphine.

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the drug tests test for the metabolite that the liver changes the drug into. When the metabolite for another drug is picked up, it is like 99.95 % accurate, so, trying to make your way around it is useless because doctors will flag you the first time and certainly eject you the second time, especially if the drugs found are illicit. They can not legally prescribe any more opioids after the detection of specific drugs, so, be careful what you get caught with. This day and age, it is hard enough to even be prescribed opiates, so, care for them as much as you can, you usually do NOT get a second chance, and, if you do, the record stays forever, especially in states like CT. Choose wisely before taking drugs like tramadol. It's as worthless as they could ever be, and, they stay in the system for weeks. Oxy, morphine and hydrocodone do NOT only show up as opiates. Morphine does, however, Oxycodone shows up as OXY in 9 out of 10 tests, so, hydrocodone is classified in the test as opiates, unless they came out with a newer metabolite test, it is commonly tested as a false positive for patients taking stomach meds and blood pressure pills along with oxycodone of small doses. Larger doses of oxycodone, like OXY or 10 mg plus oxycodone hydrochloride normally never show as hydrocodone unl;ess you are on a lot of blood pressure pills.

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Pot van take up to 28 days. More likely after 10 you can test ok but pot is absorbed by fat cells which cannot regenerate that quickly

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